What holds the cover on if the wind is blowing?
13658
My cover was very big for my Camry, so I bought Amazon's heavy duty bungee cords (pack of 6 under $12). I, too, worry about winds here in Florida especially during hurricane season. The cord that came with the cover is underneath, lenghtwise, between the back & front fenders. The cover is tucked into the wheel wells leaving the tires exposed, then two bungee cords around the trunk back and top (attached to wheel wells) and two over the engine, again attached to wheel wells. Then one under the middle width of the car. We've had a couple of very windy days here recently and the cover has held just fine. I hope this answers your question. My cover was very big for my Camry, so I bought Amazon's heavy duty bungee cords (pack of 6 under $12). I, too, worry about winds here in Florida especially during hurricane season. The cord that came with the cover is underneath, lenghtwise, between the back & front fenders. The cover is tucked into the wheel wells leaving the tires exposed, then two bungee cords around the trunk back and top (attached to wheel wells) and two over the engine, again attached to wheel wells. Then one under the middle width of the car. We've had a couple of very windy days here recently and the cover has held... » Read More My cover was very big for my Camry, so I bought Amazon's heavy duty bungee cords (pack of 6 under $12). I, too, worry about winds here in Florida especially during hurricane season. The cord that came with the cover is underneath, lenghtwise, between the back & front fenders. The cover is tucked into the wheel wells leaving the tires exposed, then two bungee cords around the trunk back and top (attached to wheel wells) and two over the engine, again attached to wheel wells. Then one under the middle width of the car. We've had a couple of very windy days here recently and the cover has held just fine. I hope this answers your question. « Show Less
13659
It's a pretty tight fit on its own, but there's a tether on one end that tucks into your trunk space--holding it in place. My cover also came with a lock and cord to hold everything in place.
1434503
It has a small wind release. Very small. Not really noticeable. Doesn't do much to help with wind.
1863508
It definitely keeps the rain out. I put a small board on it incase the wind might blow it off !
1336642
We have had a few good wind storms maybe 40+ mph and it has held up well no issues except the cover comes with little boots that you tie onto the gutter spouts before the cover goes on and one of them came off and caused a small hole. Most likely my fault. Just need to find a better way to tie on the boots. No complaints though.
1629425
It has several tie down cords for the corners and grounding stakes. I have had mine in 20-30 mph wind gust with no real problems.
1302136
I bought one...no Velcro or anything securing the corners. We have had 35 mile winds today and it has stayed. So far!!
93088
In extremely windy conditions, I collapse mine and tie it. Any umbrella will catch a very strong wind and blow away.
1907039
It will blow away. We've already lost ours to a strong wind because it wasn't staked at the time. However, there are nylon loops you could use to tie it to something. Hope this is helpful.
1398751
It keeps the tent from blowing upward if it is windy !!! Trust me...you need them !!! We just did a party without them and wham...the wind came up and there went the tent right up and over people and cars !!! It was ugly and we will always from now on use them !!!!
521979
I just lie a tarp over mine, if it is windy I suggest you do that and maybe use stakes or something on the corners so the tarp doesn't blow, but take your blower inside, because if it rains or is windy water/dirt can get inside your blower
540010
We have had storms here with wind gusts of 50-60mph and the solar cover stayed in place. You have to remember that the cover is sitting on the water surface so it gives it a little suction on the surface. Hope this helps. Claire
230786
The frame can be left up, but I would take down the cover for the winter or if you are expecting a storm with high winds.
101863
I have had this cover for a little over a year now. We live in a high altitude area with lots of high, gusty winds. This cover has so far held up very well and we are pleased with it. I would recommond this cover.
331376
You tie down the corners to stakes about 3 feet out from the corners. Helpful in wind.
1982820
I have a Jenn Air model 720-0150-LP. The cover is a little larger than the grill but it does cover it and I have had no problems with it coming off in the wind and rain
1673487
I've had the cover on the hot tub all summer and haven't had a problem with the wind blowing the cover off or even moving the cover at all. I was expecting to have to weigh the cover down and planned on using small sand bags since the hot tub is situated in a windy corner of the yard but nope, it hasn't needed any anchoring yet.
1787006
Hi we live in Portland Tx, Spring and Summer can be very windy here, 3 corners are anchored to the house and one on Post cemented and then anchor to a tree otherwise the post will bend, hardware used ( steel cable, turnbuckles, anchor mounts) bought at lowes... Haven"t had any issues so far, great shade cover.